>2200 Rated: Tablet, Mobile or Computer?

For those rated above 2200 in Blitz (3+0) and Bullet (1+0), which of these devices do you prefer for short time control games such as bullet and blitz?

Mobile
Tablet
Computer (Desktop/Laptop)

Which helps you with time management

Blitz - laptop
Bullet - phone

I play bullet only on phone and tab, though I cannot say much as I am rated 1100 in both

I prefer my desktop for all the time controls. But if you have a potato mouse, I'd definitely suggest you to either play on a phone or a tablet. Fortunately I have a nice mouse which gives me enough speed for bullet so why not go for the desktop.

Desktop computer because if you train mouse you can play fast and laptops are not good because mouse pad is hard to control (for me)

@Colossus_Chess said in #1:
> For those rated above 2200 in Blitz (3+0) and Bullet (1+0), which of these devices do you prefer for short time control games such as bullet and blitz?
>
> Mobile
> Tablet
> Computer (Desktop/Laptop)
>
> Which helps you with time management

I always played with my Tablet which helped me improve in speed. Sometimes, I play on mobile but never tried Laptop with a mouse. I mostly play Rapid in my Laptop without mouse.

@Colossus_Chess said in #1:
> For those rated above 2200 in Blitz (3+0) and Bullet (1+0), which of these devices do you prefer for short time control games such as bullet and blitz?
>
> Mobile
> Tablet
> Computer (Desktop/Laptop)
>
> Which helps you with time management
im using my computer for everything! and i play pretty fast but not too fast!..andd i have never tried playing ub's and bullet games on phone or ipad!

@TheKingClash said in #6:
> 1st place: laptop (big board, touchscreen)
> 2nd place: tablet
> 3rd place: phone (board is usually too small)
> 4th place: desktop (no touchscreen)

Generally for Bullet, I believe the phone is the best bet.
For Blitz, I am yet to try playing in Tablet but laptop without touch screen was not good. Cannot imagine desktop being any different.

Bullet: Phone
Blitz: 6.7 inch Phone or 10' Tablet (I hope)

@TheKingClash said in #6:
> 1st place: laptop (big board, touchscreen)
> 2nd place: tablet
> 3rd place: phone (board is usually too small)
> 4th place: desktop (no touchscreen)
no because in touchscreen you have to touch the piece and again touch the target square in desktop you only have to drag and drop piece